No worries. The CSV.jl package has just been around for 5 years now, has some 700 issues opened/resolved, has built up a pretty extensive test suite, and is used in production by a number of companies, so I just wanted to hopefully clarify its level of maturity :D
I can definitely understand getting burnt in Julia early days (I was around back then as well), but since 1.0, the package ecosystem has matured quite a bit IMO; most of the really popular packages are very stable and work similarly to popular packages in other languages.
I can definitely understand getting burnt in Julia early days (I was around back then as well), but since 1.0, the package ecosystem has matured quite a bit IMO; most of the really popular packages are very stable and work similarly to popular packages in other languages.